I made mashed potatoes...this was the most time consuming part. I was able to multi task by browning the sausages and making the gravy while the potatoes were boiling.
I used Bisto to make the gravy. Bisto is a staple in most British households. It's hard to explain what it is. I think of it as flavored corn starch used to thicken gravies or soups. It's not easy to find in the U.S., but it is available.
I added some onions to the gravy. I think this is an important element...you could even add them to the mashed potatoes if you choose.
Once everything was cooked I put it together in a casserole dish. I butterflied the sausages and laid them on the gravy then covered it all with the mashed potatoes. It baked for about 20 minutes at 350 degrees.
I served it on our special London plates. (These were a steal at Marshalls)
It might not be the most beautiful meal, but it's delicious!!
For those of you wondering, my plate did have vegetables on it...this one belonged to the vegetable-hating British taste-buds!
How fun. It almost seems like shepherds pie with the mashed potatoes baked on top. I still need to write about picky eaters!
ReplyDeleteYes...but Shepherd's Pie has vegetables in it. You do need to develop some recipes to sneak in veg!
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